Twin Hills Country Club

A straightforward par 4 that plays relatively short with a fairway that tightens as it approaches the green. Bunkers protect the right side of the green, demanding accuracy on the approach shot.

A short par 4 that presents an excellent birdie opportunity from the tee. The compact layout leaves little room for error, with trouble lurking on both sides of the narrow fairway and around the green.

The course's third-ranked handicap, this par 5 is a three-shotter for most players with a fairway that demands two solid shots to set up a manageable approach. Water or rough hazards likely penalize both wayward drives and second shots.

A short par 3 over approximately 150 yards that plays straightforward to a well-defined green. While not heavily bunkered, precision is required to avoid trouble surrounding the putting surface.

A reachable par 5 under 530 yards that offers a realistic opportunity for aggressive players to reach the green in two. Strategic bunkering or water hazards likely guard the approaches to both the fairway and green.

A compact par 4 that requires accuracy over distance, with a narrow playing corridor that tightens toward the green. Greenside bunkers or other hazards penalize anything short or wide of the target.

The course's signature hole and #1 handicap, this par 4 stretches to 456 yards from the back tees and presents a significant challenge. A dogleg or strategic hazard placement makes the fairway route difficult, with additional trouble guarding the green.

A mid-length par 3 of approximately 170 yards requiring a solid mid-iron to find the green. Water, bunkers, or elevated terrain likely adds complexity to what appears a straightforward one-shotter.

A solid par 4 with moderate length and a fairway that opens reasonably for the tee shot. Hazards tighten around the green area, making the approach shot the key to scoring.

A short par 3 around 120-175 yards that serves as a risk-reward hole with potential to go wrong quickly. The small green is likely surrounded by bunkers or water, punishing imprecision severely.

A well-balanced par 4 in the mid-range that tests both length and positioning. Strategic bunkering or a dogleg likely requires thought off the tee, with additional hazards protecting the green.

The shortest par 4 on the course, this hole emphasizes accuracy and positioning over raw distance. Tight surroundings or a narrow green complex make this a deceptively challenging short hole.

The course's #4 handicap par 3, stretching to 226 yards from the blue tees and presenting the most demanding one-shotter. Significant hazards—likely water or bunkers—protect the green and demand a confident, well-struck shot.

The second-ranked handicap, this par 4 plays around 380 yards and stands as one of the course's most formidable tests. A dogleg, elevated green, or series of strategic hazards make this hole a serious scoring threat.

A mid-length par 5 under 540 yards that provides a scoring opportunity for those who navigate its challenges. Fairway hazards or a well-defended green likely require two thoughtful shots to set up the third.

A short par 3 of roughly 160 yards that plays deceptively difficult due to its compact length and tight surroundings. A small green or elevated plateau likely makes this seem simple but punish anything off-target.